

MarkBind
A tool for generating static websites from Markdown-like syntax. Optimized for content-heavy instructional websites, e.g. course websites, tutorials, project/product documentation, textbooks. MarkBind source files can be as simple as basic Markdown, but you can also use a mix of...
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- BSD
- Node.JS
Features
Tags
- typescript
- vue
- Documentation
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What is MarkBind?
A tool for generating static websites from Markdown-like syntax. Optimized for content-heavy instructional websites, e.g. course websites, tutorials, project/product documentation, textbooks. MarkBind source files can be as simple as basic Markdown, but you can also use a mix of several popular syntax schemes ( GFMD , Bootstrap, Nunjucks, etc. as well as MarkBind's own custom syntax) to create more dynamic content that you cannot normally get from a typical markdown-to-html site generator. MarkBind is highly optimized for creating text-heavy websites e.g., eLearning websites, online instruction manuals, project documentation etc. Anything that you might need for creating such websites are built-in, sparing you the hassle of finding/installing/searching plugins that you need. A MarkBind website can be a buffet of content, as opposed to a set menu: a site can have optional contents that the reader can access at her discretion, and the same content can be organized in multiple ways so that the reader can choose the one that fits the need. To cater (pun intended) for creating such buffet style websites, MarkBind has reuse mechanisms for presenting the same content in multiple ways without duplicating the source file. For example, MarkBind has a powerful include mechanism that allows content fragments (i.e., a file or part of a file) to be reused at multiple places in the website. In the example below, both the modal and the expandable panel reuse the same content originating from a single source file.




